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INTERSTATE LAW.
1t Applies to the Express Com
panies as We'll.
Several Memorials Presented to the COM
mission.

WssHScroy, April A. Vice President
Smith. or the Louisville aud Nashville
Road, submitted arguments TO the Intar.
state Commerce Commission to-day ON
the long and short-haul clause. senator
Dolph submitted without argument tho
petitions aud resolutions of tho Boards OF
Trade In Oregon aud Washington Terri
tory. The Portland Board OF Trade asked
for a modification Of the long aud short
haul clause as to the Northern Pacific
railroad on account OF its competition
with the Canadian Pacific. Touching tho
application of the law 10 express conf
panics Chairman Cooley, by direction o..
the Commission, has written the follow
ing;
To &C. CnESEY, ESQ. General superinten6
cnt Canadian Express Company Dear Sir.
Your letter OF the 1t inst. requesting the de-
cision OF the Commission upon the question
whether tho Inter State Commerce law apple
10 express companies has been laid before the
Commission and duly considered. II any cx.
press company desires 10 be heard by the Com,
mission on the question you raise an carly op.
portunity will BE- offered for the purpose, but
until such hearing IL applied for the Commission
VIII assume that tho law docs apply 20 such
companies. Very respectfully yours.
n VI. commandments
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Positions Going BEGGING.

wAsmSGroN, April 3--Therc have boon
ten vacancies in The Medical Corps OF tho
Navy for nearly two years. The Surgeon
General has found II dinicuit 90 secure
suitable physicians 70 hll the vacancies
which have occurred during that time from
death, resignation, or other causes. The
official OF the Bureau Of Medicine aud Sur.
gerry say that unless some provision is
made by which the inducements 20 enter
tho navy will become equal 20 those of
forod candidates for appointment 30 tho
medical corps OF the aFmy, u wili soon be
impossible 70 prevail upon reputable
young physician 20 accept commission
as assistant surgeon Too the navy
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An Anarehlsis vile Given = divorce.

EAu CLARg, WIS, April f.--Chas. T..
James, the noted Anarchist, and son Of
tho English novelist, g. 2. f. James, wai
sued by his wife Tor divorce and a dccrea
was granted yesterday on tho ground. oi
failure 70 support and inhuman treatment.
Mrs. James testified that her husband
threatened her with knife called her
foul names and generally iii-treated and
terrified her. The defendant did not ap.
pear Mrs. James gets the custody Of tho
children aud house and lot.
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NATIONAL AFFAIRS.
Assistant Secretary Fairchild Made
Secretary of the Treasury.
The Interstate Combustion Meet. and
Organize With Judge Cooley q. Chair
man.

WASHINGTON, April 1.-The following
appointments were made by the President
to-day: Charles =. Fairchid, OF New y ork
TO be Secretary OF the Treasury. vice Man.
ming, resigned, and Isaac "a Maynard. OF
New York, To be Assistant Secretary OF
the Treasury, vice Fairchild, promoted
Charles Stebbins Fairchild was born al
Cazenovia, n. Y, April ~. 1872, aud his
position as a Cabinet Minister hnds him in
the prime OF life and well fitted for the
onerous labors as head OF the financial de-
partment OF the Government. His father
was for many years the attorney for tho
New York Central railroad and is one Of
the eminent men of New York. The
new Secretary OF the Treasury received
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Inccnscd Cinnamon oner rive Thousand
Dollars for IT,


SAN FRAScwco, April 3.-Captain McCul-
Tough, who arrived few days ago In COM
mand Of the brig VIM. @. Irwin from tho
Sandwich Islands, relates remarkable
story Of Chinese cnmity against King
kalakaua. He states that certain
Chinese firm paid bribc Of 10000 to
a native officer holding - high position
TO secure his influence Ia obtaining tho
exclusive right to sell opium la the Ha.
waiian Kingdom, and that the Chinese
firm In question failed 20 secure the prize
They then demanded "A return Of the bribc,
which was refused Mccullough further
states that the Chinese have decided not
70 submit 10 what they consider nn out
rage, and when no left the walls Of Homo
lulu were covered with handbills, Ia Chi
nese, Offering reward OF $500 for tho
head or King Kalakaua. n is said that
tie guards have been doubled about tho
palace.
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TerrIbls Drownlna DIsasIer.

1v0KRsoLL, OSr.. April o. Kings mill
dam was carried away by "a spring freshet,
this morning. a tenement house occupied
by four families was swept Nv the food
aud wrecked. John bowman aud his
daughter, young man named John Nc
Lean and a child whose name is unknown,
were drowned. and a man named Laird
and his daughter are missing
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DEATH OF JOHN G. SAKE.
He Expires ~ Albany. y. Y.-skstch o.
the Comic Poets Life.

He Expires st Albany, ~. Y.-skstch Of
the Comic Poets Life.
ALBAST, n. Y, April John Godfrey
SAKE, the poet b. dead His body will be-
buried In the Greenwood family lot Ia
Brooklyn. Mr. SAKE died at the residence
Of bis only son. Charles SAKE, late yoster.
day afternoon. lie had been practically n
recluse for the last ten years, the many
family beroavemeuts which he suffered
undermining his reason 10 some degree.
John Godfrey SAKE was born June g. 1916. %
Highgnte. VI, and graduated from thc Middle
bury College in 1872 Pour years later De was
admitted 70 the practice 0f Law 90 81 AiDana
and continued there ia the profession until
1870. when he removed 20 Burlington. VI Hs
became the editor % the Burlington eeafi1sl.
which ne conducted Democratic
party organ for i've vears. lie was
repeatedly the Democrats candidate Tor Gov
ernor, DUt never secured a political once uutl
1851. when be was elected states Attorney
After faithfully serving out his term De hid
farewell ~ law and politics and devoted iIsn.
SELF 20 iitsrature ana lecturinR winning World.
vide fame as "a shtlrcai writer. Some No.
teen years Bgo NJ sane failed in hsaHn
ana retired from active lifo ~
quiet home % Albany 81 s. fils
brilliant mind gave 10 warning % the co.. .laDse
until one dsy in 1874 in sn f0vn foah. b.
was stricken While abost " board gsin
since that time be has produced nothing
Ills oatiiest poems 1888 Wers published
in the KuickerbocEer Msgaxiue. but t
was Dor until -Srogress aatHf. lp
poarsd iu New YORK la 1876 ftaf gen
orsi attention vas attracted ~ toe Eew humor.
ist. From INST time On 20 is6a Mr saza vas
one of the most prolific producers ~ rerss in
the English lanuage. EarIy In isiu Mr SAKE
Clouds ~ Arist0phanos ana fhis was hs iast
work OF importance
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freedom Of the s,ss,

NGw YoKK April Ut hs been
ntated that "a boycott had been placed ~
the Knights Of Labor District Assembly
upon the New York Sm, Typographical
Union, No 9. this afternoon adopted reso-
lutiOus dcnOuncing any such attempt 20
muzxle the press of this city OF of tho conn-
Try, and declaring for the expression ~
honest opinion % the press upon al mat
ters Of public importance
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Horrible Accident

YorvosrowN, o., April o. John Varisv.
roller ~ an iron mill. wbilo attempting
t0 carp "a piece ~ red hot steel passing
through fhe rolls, Slipped and fc'l Tho
steel struck bis icft log above the knee.
passing through the ncshy portion and
causing terrible wound. nearly burning
t1e bone on Varieg was removed t9 ths
hospital and tbe leg ampu,ated at me
FhIg1
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Nrw YonN, April Herr Most, the An.
archist, was released from tho peuitenfi.
ary on Bnckwells island. early this
morning Ou bis landing a. lhe foot 0f
East fifiy-secOud street he was greeted
Dy q Young woman and number of his
sympathizers. a big crowd was on ths
river bank and they followed Most and his
friends 10 Second avenue. whers thoy en-.
scOuccd themselves in q beer saloon.
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sralned Falllna r,ss

hEADvmLE, Pa, April 2-Guorens r..
Baker, "a farmer residing about four miles
from HarmOnsburg, This county. was in.
stantly killed Saturday afternoon while
engaged iu feiung timber. A tree in fan
ing caught him and bis uplficd axe vas
buried iu his brain. Baker was 81 veteran
of The late war. was gorty.seyon years n
age, aud leaves e wife and I've children ia
destitute circumstance
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PrrsBCRcH, April l.-On account ~ ths
exhaustion or the appropriation caused by
tho failure Of Congress 20 pass the de-
hciency bin in tlno for the Prcsldcnt -
sign it, Judge Achcs0n issued an order 20
day suspcnding operations in the y. =.
District Court FOR Southwestern PennsFl-
yania until the October term. The Dris.
oners In jail on pending charges were az
releasod on iheir own recognIklneea.
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Cars Assasslns Hanged

BgRliy, April 8-Ihfee persons who
were concerned in the attompt o. assasi.
nate thc Car bv means of bombs. in ST.
Petersburg oh March 8 were hanysI
Thursday morning Twenty moro onl ers,
in various branches 0f tbe service. have
been arrested n connection with fhe az.
tempt made against Goo hfe of the Car
u the park on lc Gaiscblua Palace ou
Tuesday last
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the CO M m l ssion.
Prior TO the selection
OF Judge Cooley,
Mcssrs. Morrison,
Bragg and Schoon-
maker, the thrce
Democratic men,
bers, held "A confer.
ence, nj which IL was
decided that in view
OF Judge Cooley's
long experience and
cminence as aJudgc.
and IN order TO dem.
onstrate TO the coun-
try that IL was their
object TO promote
harmony and unanim-
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aedemplIon Of Irad. pollar,

WA-niNGrON, April Tho TOTAL redemp-
ton Of trade dollars, according 70 tho
latest returns, amounts 90 sj SO. 10 Tho
redempti0us arc SLOW and Indicate that
there are less ~ those coins in existence
than was ~ first supposed II IS now
thought that the eutirc redemption viii
not eKcced sis or .nven million dnllara.
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-"
April b any action
the commission may
take before that date
will be void. II is
not believed, there
fore, that any organ
ization viii be per
fected and a secre-
tary elected before
the latter part OF
next week. The i'm
tcrvening time will
DO occupied by in
formal meetings each
day for the purpose
of becoming better
acquainted aud agree
Ing upon a general
Interpretation of tho
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colored Husband. Whiie MIlr.

Lo0AN, o., April 4 Al Green, colorcd
barber Of this city. took outs hccnsc here
yesterday 90 marry Miss Maggie shorr a
comeiy young white girl of this place.
They drove 20 NclsOnviiie and were mar
ried at six O'Clock this evening This Ia
tho first license OF the kind over issued in
this county, aud makes not a little stir
among our people
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aiort CRY "a, April The defense n
thc Haddock murder trial have produced
o. witness who swcars be saw faa mur.
deri That Arersdorf il not the murderer.
pnt nian WHO answers the description of
leafiti, one oi tnc principal witnesses FOR
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"a
his carly education at
the Methodist Sem-
mary, al Cazenovia,
and he entered Har-
ward in 1859. gradual
ing from that institu-
tion with the class OF
1883. He then entered
the Harvard Law
School ana was adj
mitted 10 the bar in
,lSt5, and subscquent-
lly became one OF the
Ihrm OF Hart, Hale,
tSwartz e. Fairchild,
.one OF tho most sue
cessful legal combina-
tons I'm New York. In
Ng~n H.. -. 80
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Cwuvssr April 81 Au N his
writing fho complete returns from the
municipal election have been reeeiv.
od The vote foF MaFQr Us al follows.
smith. Republican. l1a5s Stevenson.
United Labor i133l Mafs0o. Democrat.
1851 The Labor Party elects many
councilman aud ward officers
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NEotrvgg Mfcn April 6 The heaviest
snow storm ~ the season. accom- panied
by e fierce northwest wind has been rag
.ug Hii over the upper Michigan Peninsula
Tor the past twelve hours From fifteen
iO eighteen .nches of snow have fallen On
'he lowell and trains iu nil directions are
HafaerI
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Cirr or MczicO. April i.--ln biz NEE.
sage ~ congress tonight Pres.deut Dias
wiil say Our relations al present wlth
foreign nations are most agreeabie. com
mcncipg With our neiQhbor on che north.
am pleased lO ssy there ia n0 question
of any kind tlat can disturb lbc friendly
relations existing between the Two ua.
fi0nHH
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BrIlain,s Demands on Haxil.

StNrit0O 10 CrBA, March 25.-Great
British has demanded s1,0OO0O0 of Hayti
a. settlement In full OF old demands.
Failing is Immediate payment she wants
Tortugns Island, which lies on the north
coast Of Hayti The island is some thirty
miles long, and is well wooded and
Walnrnn
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PUHsrrsg. TEX. April Colonel ya.
p Martin. the Democratic pominee. was
today elected to Congress from thls fhs
Second District to nll the 1ncxplred tarn
Of John h Reagan a worry Hghf vote was
poiied Tho Republicans presented TO
candidate
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scorrshra9. isD- April tA sixteen.
yoaroid son ~ John Echey. who resides
siT miles south west 0f fhIs place. COM
mitfed suicide this morning bg shooting
hnns"H thrm2n ihe head psHppoiaf-
ncnt in iovc BIZ said % bave caused him 70
cnmnLl I-r raa. nnl
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Al Alien sgs Wore Land

btyONiNgroF lfL, Autil William
hcniiy' thc noted alien landlord. who
o"ns vast tracts h Logan. Sausamon
and Livngsion Counties has aided 90 bis
possessions be buying l,lpO acres near
Cayuga, Livingston County. for $1,000
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within year hundreds Of clerks will be
required 90 do the routine work. One
reason assigned for the enormous amount
OF business which viii accumulate Is that
seldom will decision on a question apply
10 any other than the one case which
brought 10 up
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mcnts Of cases and
making examinations
or conducting hear
lngs and then submit
ting 90 the full com
mission tho result or
finding. The work OF
the commission will
DO very voluminous.
Those familiar with
the character and vol
ume Of matter which
will be submitted arc
predicting that this
Iiyill be one OF the
most extensive hu-
reaus in the Govern
ueuf service audthae
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ity In the board, Colonel Morrison should pro-
pose and Mr.. Bragg second Judge Cooiey's
nomination as chairman. No actual work
was done. The commissioners met in
the morning, called upon the President,
went 20 the Interior Department aud
took the oath OF offlce, and then visited
their TEN porary rooms In th,, Hoo l,,,tidln.y
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where the geological
survey is located. No
formal move was
made toward an or
ganization, for tn Q
reason that some OF
the commissioner
principally J "a d x @
Cooley hold that the
commission can not
organize tin April
y when the law goes
futp effect IudUe
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law. The law Is 10 be gone over formally;
then taken up by clauses, paragraphs, and
nnaiiy by sections. and a perfect agree
ment reached on all important points
IL Is understood that the work OF the
commission, when fairly under way, will
be apportioned hike that Of the Supreme
Court, each com missioner talkinR aaslnn.
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Gould b. Driven tD il Come
BobbN said thc oil gentleman. you
must 20 o. church ihi- morning when
] was boy of your age had TO ~ %
church twice every SUNDAY. Il
spose ia ~ o. church twice every
Sunday too. said Bobby. beginning
90 get ready. "if had ~.
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asaueIlon d lha puhlLn n.hl

WssWvcrOE April The public debt
was reduced duplng the month OF Narcn 70
the amount OF si34 f67If Cash ln fhs
Treasury svaiiaDie f0rt the reduction of iha
debt. Fgis lzBtqi 81
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CEREDO. WAYNE CO. w VA. THU RsDAY. APRIL I. 1887.
READY FOR DUTY.

The Interstate Commission Gather at
the capitai-Judge Cooley Chosen Chair
man, but Formal Organization win Not
raks Place Untu April d.
WASHINGTON, April The Interstate
Ccmmcrcc Commission yesterday after
noon selected Judge Cooley as chairman Of
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ELzntRr iSD.. April By ihe bursting
of g grin1stone n Pratt q sons carriage
works. Henry Stair, q blacksmith. was
sfruck 0y hgina fragment and 80 scr.oii4.
lf injured thst hIa death cnsued this mora.
ing.
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MOkHI9ON- u lHLp o cUcVI Juugc
Cooley IS quite emphatic on this point
he says the law authorizes the appoint
istration OF the oath OF officc when ap-
pointed, but that inasmuch as the rail-
roads will not be anenable to- the law tai
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WtsufScroS. April The pension onies
yesterday issued one thousand pension
certificates. This IS said 90 be- lhc largest
number ever issues in one day by ths
bureau
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Butter. butter nice and fair. how
! Iwonder what you are Are you roal-
IL what SOU seems We're you uude
81 grease on croamf Boston Posk
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Rates OF Advertising.

Locals per line. e...-.-..... -. IN
To regular advertisers ers...............
Regular advertisements, of more than half
q column. quarterly in advance
Transient advertisements In advance
The Advance is tho medium through
whioa Advertisers can reach the peo-
pie of Wayne County.
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rhs Coal Pooi rs.ss. -: !, oas of E.l.,.ne..

FEw YoHK. April Tho present coal
combination. which was FORMED in March,
1885 has passed out of existence u0uilnsllr
One 0f the coal pre- dents says that gef-
erul uuuerstaudinK prevails by winch the
market VIII NOT receive an 0gcraupplg RI
anthracite and prices will bo fully maIn4
tained. There viii D9 no monthly state
meuts made. az in last year, bat al pro-.
ducers viii act in harmony. though the
mode 81 their arriving AZ Tho amount % be
u iued b. each company VIII not Be male
public. The estimate n the amount n an
thracite required for the yearfs between 81. -
90 OoD and -. 10000 tons, Cr faT more fhau
was ever before mincd iu a single year
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"A Pennsylvania Dutch farmer died
recently, and thirty-dve thousand dol
lar- in coin and bank notes were found
slowed away IN odd places about the
house IN old tin cans aud coffee pots.
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Buffalo Bill has been offered five
thousand dollars % take a party %
twenty New York dudes on a grand
Western hunt Money = a good thing
10 have. but how could he look IN hon-
est coyote in the face with such q
party behind him Defron Free Press
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The Ceredo Advance.
An Independent weekly paper published
every Thursday by
T.. T. MoDOusa1,
cERE0o. w. VA
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.

One copy. one year 81 90. IL paid at the tirns
the name - entered in subscription hooks
After 80 days, $lS5 per year win be chars ed
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INSURANCE AGENCY.
THE HOME, of New York.

THK HOME has assets amounting TO over
kI,1pOVO IL is, without doubt. ono of the
host companies in existence.
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Curious Freak OF Nature.

In the woods near the house Of Mr.. Jas.
a. Durant, who lives about three miles
from town, there is a pcrsimmun bush That
has II beautiful picture ON each leaf. On
examining the leaves II blue flower can b.
seen that very much resembles the work OF
an artist. Tie same picture is presented
on each leaf, except II few Where the out.
lines are not Us clear and we'll defined, and
in these the view seems to cXtcnd like q
landscape, and while the picture is not
clear, yet by the aid of the imagination a
beautiful picture is seen. This is a strange
freak and puzzles all who behold il, and no
one can solve the mysterious painting, cX.
Ccpt it be the handiwork OF the Creator.
Dir. Dulant has collected some OF The
leaves, and any one doubling the ycracily
OF this can hc satisfied by calling aud On
aiming the leaves for themselves. Hish
opcihG Enterprise.
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Constitution, Ga, May 6, 49,
UnimDenchod IntegritY.

lam So. Broke down twelve years
ago, and have not been able to work
since. Have loss proper action OF my
hips and legs. Tor five years scrofuloua
sores have appeared ON my scalp and
nose, and at same time my cycsjght be-
gan to !ail, and Tor three years have been
Comparatively Blind. Have been ]treatacl
10y cmiucut physicians OF dil,rcn,
schools without u cuI2. | have taken
five bottles Of j.. Is. r.. (modc NJ Atlanta,
CAD aud all s]croTuious sores arc gradu-
ally healing. Inflammation about my
eyes has disappeared and there is some
Improvement in my vision. Am very
much benefited and relieved and be il
to feel like u ho.J aGGiu-tccl good. My
strength and activity nrc returning il my
legs and hips. The b. Is. b. acts vigor-
ously upon my Kidneys, and the great
quantity of matter TINT las been forced
ont through the skin is utterly incred;'
Die, often so offensive in odor as 20 pro
ducc NAUSEA. | refer to al lbusin"ss men
Of LaGrangc, Ga. i. PRorHlrI.
LaGrangc, Ga, January l3, 1856.
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The Course OF Recommendation"

We notice that the accommodation Of
DR.. McGlynn has induced some OF our en-
tcrprising contemporaries to rcpubliSh the
form of communication which is TO be
foundin Ste, nC's vcracious history of Iris
tam Shandy." This documcnth has appeared
on more thar one occasion, aud its publiCa-
ton MS the genuine form used by the Church
has always been promptly rcIutcd. Never
~tllclcSs, some secular papers have repeated
it at this time, ncglccting, either through
ignorance or malice, TO atlihutc il to It's
true source. 1t was widely published about
the time of Victor Emmanucls cNcommuni-
cation, and his EminCncc Cardinal Gibbons
refers to il in his book, '"Thc Faith OF Oar
Fathers" in these terms. The curse is at
tributcd to the Holy Father, and is fulmi
mated against Victor Emmanuel. In this
anathcma "cursinE' and "damning" are
heapcd up in wild confusion. When this
base forgery appeared, an article exposing
the falschOod of the production was pub
lishcd. We fear, however, that many read
the slandcrous charge who did not read its
rcfutation. AS to this "cutsc" against Vie
tor Emmanuel, SO calumniously attributed
To the Pope, l state here distinctly and pos
itivcly hat its author is not Plus TX, nor
any Roman PontitT, nor any Catholic priest
or layman. 1t IS to Kew. Laurence Stcrnc,
minister Of the Established Church of Eng
land, and to his romance of christian Shan
dy" that the English speaking world is in
dchtcd for this infamous compilation
Ba(im0ro CdthOLjc Mirror.